Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 40 minutes ago
I think I might be getting hooked on making my own tools. I cut a lot of rabbets and dados on the table saw, but the the dado stack usually leaves ridges. Then I have to use a chisel to clean out the channel. The easier way is to use a router plane. I had been wanting to get one for sometime, but they aren't cheap. And as a woodworker, I thought why buy when I can build it. After a little research on the web, I came across Derek Cohen's website and so the build began.
In the Woodshop with Derek Cohen: inthewoodshop.com
Link to Derek's Tutorial on Router Planes: monkwerks.org/router
Visit My Website:
monkwerks.org
facebook.com/monkwerk
plus.google.com/+FrThomasBaileyOSB1
twitter.com/MonkWerks1
lumberjocks.com/thomasosb
Music:
Special thanks to Jon Sayles for his free recordings of Early and Renaissance Music: monkwerks.org/jsayles
I think I might be getting hooked on making my own tools. I cut a lot of rabbets and dados on the table saw, but the the dado stack usually leaves ridges. Then I have to use a chisel to clean out the channel. The easier way is to use a router plane. I had been wanting to get one for sometime, but they aren't cheap. And as a woodworker, I thought why buy when I can build it. After a little research on the web, I came across Derek Cohen's website and so the build began.
In the Woodshop with Derek Cohen: inthewoodshop.com
Link to Derek's Tutorial on Router Planes: monkwerks.org/router
Visit My Website:
monkwerks.org
facebook.com/monkwerk
plus.google.com/+FrThomasBaileyOSB1
twitter.com/MonkWerks1
lumberjocks.com/thomasosb
Music:
Special thanks to Jon Sayles for his free recordings of Early and Renaissance Music: monkwerks.org/jsayles
